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Osun: Basiru’s arrogance failed him again
By Foluso Kayode In Yoruba land, there is a common saying that “Efin ni iwa, riru ni ru”. What that expression highlighted in essence, is that character is an innate thing, that no matter how hard one try to conceal it, it always get revealed one way or the other. Ajibola Basiru, the defeated senatorial […]
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Setting the Record Straight: Addressing Inaccuracies in Adebayo Adedeji’s Claims on Governor Adeleke’s Administration and Welfare of Osun Workers
By James Bamgbose Moments ago, I read a piece written by one Adebayo Adedeji titled “Adeleke, Half Salary Deception and Pensioners’ Used-and-dumped Narrative”. I must respectfully address the inaccuracies in his claims which necessitated this more comprehensive perspective. Firstly, it’s important to first inform Bayo that Ogun and Kwara do not have the debt profile […]
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Opinion: Osun Chief of Staff, Kazeem Akinleye that I know
By Akintunde Bello Sheriff Kazeem Akinleye, the Osun State Chief of Staff to Governor Ademola Adeleke as far as I am concerned is a political mystery yet a collosus in politics. I have known this Oga since way back. He supported me aggressively to retain my position as the President of All Ede Students in […]
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Commentary: Omipidan and his failed ‘edenization’ concept
Just finished reading this hogwash piece, and it is the same circle of lies, which is unfortunate. It is plain lie that Governor Adeleke promised to clear half salaries owed by the APC administration in six months and since Mr. Omipidan is insisting he did, the honourable thing for him to do is put it […]
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[Opinion]Workers Welfare: Adeleke is showing us what commitment can do
By Sarafa Ibrahim In the beginning, only few could be persuaded that the half-salary debt conundrum that had dogged Osun state for quite some years can be salvaged. Even when Governor Ademola Adeleke expressed sincere commitment to clear the mess, his opponents, particularly Gboyega Oyetola, the immediate past governor, pushed so hard to create a […]
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Re: Confession of a politician masquerading as journalist
By Stephen Gyang After massive appeals from far and near, Mallam Olawale Rasheed was practically forced not to respond to Ismail Omipidan again due to the clear and wide gap that exists between the Spokesperson to the Osun state Governor and the failed media handler of Mr Oyetola. I will dwell on specific areas of […]
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Re: Olawale Rasheed and mess cleansing task
By Mallam Olawale Rasheed When a writer described a popular performing state Governor as a clown, what claim has such a person to complain about abusive words? In enlightened discourse, it is morally right to respect our leaders irrespective of political affiliations. When Ismail persisted in his abusive write ups against the person of the […]
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RE – Making Sense of Governor Adeleke’s Governance Model
BY Mallam Olawale Rasheed In Africa, losing elections can cause depression and psychological disorders. Such sense of loss arising from rejection by the people at times transforms otherwise cultured individuals into deranged activists attempting to assess relevance using the same deceitful tactics that initially accounted for their principal being booted out of office. Or how […]